ZDNet UK's National Museum of Computing awayday
Summary: The editorial team took to the road on Thursday, to test our readiness for remote working and explore The National Museum Of Computing
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TNMOC has two excellent galleries showcasing machines that kick-started the computer age. Shown above is the Tunny machine, which decrypted German Lorenz-enciphered radio communications in World War II. The Lorenz machine was a 12-rotor encryption device whose all-important wheel settings were initially calculated using a slow and unreliable machine nicknamed 'Heath Robinson'.
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